You've complained about walking the beat in Detroit for years. Petty crimes, protests, no real action...So when Captain Fowler gave you orders to respond to a hostage situation, you couldn't resist. And then you got shot, only to be saved by the android sent by CyberLife…

No one expected an android detective to show up, especially not Emma, an officer who specializes in mental health. But while Emma is empathetic, Connor is emotionless, or so he claims. So with more androids becoming deviant and growing fears that the Detroit police will be replaced by androids, will Emma and Connor team up, or will their differences force them onto different sides?

When Hank and Connor are assigned bodyguard work, Connor's life becomes exponentially more complicated. As though adjusting to life post-deviancy wasn't enough, his systems were starting to glitch whenever he came into contact with the human he was supposed to be protecting. Hank thinks vulnerability is part of the "becoming human" experience, but is that really all it is? (C x OC)

Hank's daughter joins him in his efforts to stop the deviants. But what happens when a his daughter has such a high influence on the RK800's software instability? Connor constantly tells himself that he is not a deviant. It is Lara's mission to change his mind. No matter what it takes. (RATED M FOR FUTURE SMUT) Latest Chapter: Leaving and Machine.

(2 Months After Detroit: Become Human) Connor was still trying to figure out how to get used to having emotions and being deviant when his world is shattered before his very eyes. Having a alcoholic partner and father figure never ends well for those who try to be human.